Kids Fun Story Corner

  The Hungry Dogs  In a peaceful countryside, three loyal dogs embarked on a quest for food. Little did they know, their hunger would lead them down a perilous path of foolish decisions. Once, there were three dogs who were best friends. One day, they were very hungry, but they couldn't find any food, no matter how hard they searched. Suddenly, they spotted some bones floating in a stream. They tried to reach the bones, but they couldn't. So, they decided to drink up all the water in the stream to get to the bones. They all started drinking the water. They drank and drank until they felt full. But they didn't stop drinking. Their bellies became bigger and bigger because of all the water they drank. Sadly, their bellies got so big that they burst, and all three dogs passed away. The moral of the story is, if you try to do something impossible in a silly way, you might end up in trouble. Moral: Trying to achieve the impossible with foolish methods leads to disaster. The End.

  The False Friend In the heart of a lush forest, a deer and a crow shared an unbreakable bond of friendship. But when danger lurked, their trust would be tested like never before. Once upon a time, there was a deer and a crow who were best friends. They loved to play and explore together in the forest. One sunny day, the crow saw the deer walking with a jackal, a sneaky animal known for its tricks. The crow felt worried because jackals weren't usually friendly. The crow fluttered down to the deer and said, "Hey, watch out! Jackals can be tricky and not so nice. Be careful." But the deer didn't listen. He thought the jackal seemed friendly enough and went with him to a nearby field. In the field, the deer got caught in a trap set by the farmer to protect his crops. The jackal, instead of helping, showed his true colors and sneered at the trapped deer. "I'll call the farmer," said the jackal with a mean grin. "He'll come and catch you, and then w...

The Thirsty Pigeon In the heart of a bustling city, Percy the pigeon soared with joy until a scorching summer dried up all the water sources, leading him on a desperate quest for hydration. But when Percy encountered a deceptive painting promising relief, his journey took a perilous turn. Once upon a time, there was a happy pigeon enjoying his day. But during the hot summer, all the lakes and ponds dried up, and the poor pigeon became very thirsty. He searched everywhere for water, but there was none to be found. One day, while flying around, the pigeon saw a wall with a painting of a glass of water. Desperate for a drink, he thought the painting was real and flew towards it with all his might. But oh no! He crashed into the hard wall and hurt his wings badly. Unable to fly, he fell to the ground and couldn't move. After some time, a kind man passing by noticed the injured pigeon and gently picked him up. The pigeon learned an important lesson: it's important to be careful and ...

  The Brave Fox and The Friendly Lion "Fearful Freddy meets a fierce lion, but with courage, they become friends, proving that facing fears can lead to friendship." Once upon a time, in a big forest, there was a little fox named Freddy. Freddy was very curious and loved exploring the forest, but he was also very scared of the lion who lived there. The lion was big and had a long, bushy mane, and whenever he roared, it sounded really scary! One day, while Freddy was out exploring, he saw the lion for the first time. He was so scared that he almost fainted! The lion looked so powerful and fierce that Freddy didn't know what to do. The next day, Freddy saw the lion again. He was still scared, but he decided to be brave and hide his fear. He quickly left the area as fast as he could, hoping the lion wouldn't notice him. But on the third day, something amazing happened. Freddy saw the lion once more, but this time, he didn't feel as scared. In fact, he felt a little cu...

The Peach and  the Apple In the orchard's vibrant midst, a peach and an apple clash in a contest of beauty. Amidst their squabble, a wise blackberry intervenes to teach a lesson in harmony. Once upon a sunny day in the orchard, there was a juicy dispute between a peach and an apple. They were both convinced they were the most beautiful fruit in the land, and their argument echoed through the trees like a fruity symphony. "I'm the prettiest!" declared the peach with a swish of its fuzzy tail. "No way, it's me!" retorted the apple, shining brightly in the sunlight. Their debate raged on, with neither willing to back down. Finally, they decided to settle things with a big debate. As they argued louder and louder, the other fruits in the orchard couldn't help but listen in. Just when it seemed like their quarrel would never end, a wise old blackberry, hidden in a nearby bush, decided enough was enough. It popped its head out and shouted, "Hey, you t...

  The Quarrel of the Bees In the busy world of buzzing bees, where honey drips like liquid gold and hives are homes, there lived a colony of cheerful insects. But one spring, a hive full of trouble stirred among them, teaching them a lesson as sweet as nectar. Once upon a buzzing springtime, in the land of honey and hives, there was a buzz-tastic buzz about who owned the hive. You see, the female bees were busy bees, buzzing away, building their hive with skill and grace. But oh, those lazy male bees! They were more interested in buzzing around, enjoying the sunshine and flowers. One sunny day, after much buzzing and bumbling about, the female bees finished their hive. But uh-oh, here comes trouble! The male bees suddenly wanted to take charge, causing a big buzz-filled quarrel. What to do? They decided to seek advice from the wisest critter around, the hornet. The wise old hornet listened carefully and then buzzed out his judgment: "Both male and female bees must build another hi...

  The Ugly Tree In a mystical forest where straight trees stood tall, one uniquely twisted tree faced teasing until a surprising twist of fate changed everything. Once upon a time, in a magical forest filled with tall, straight trees, there stood a unique tree unlike any other. This tree had a trunk that curved and twisted, and its branches danced in playful spirals. But sadly, the other trees weren't very kind to our special tree friend. They called it names like "hunchback" and teased it because it looked different. Our tree felt very sad. Whenever it looked at the other trees with their straight and smooth trunks, it wished it could be just like them. "Why did God make me this way?" it sighed. Then, one day, a woodcutter entered the forest. He glanced at the hunched tree and shook his head. "This twisted tree won't do," he muttered, and he began cutting down all the straight trees. But to the surprise of our unique tree, the woodcutter left it s...

The Brave Crab and The Devious Crane Embark on a courageous journey with a clever crab and a deceitful crane in this story Once upon a time, there was an old crane who couldn't catch fish anymore because he was too old. So, he came up with a sneaky plan. He stood by the edge of a lake and told all the other animals that there would be no rain for twelve years. Everyone at the lake got scared and went to the crane for help. The crane said he could take them to a big lake nearby where there was plenty of water. Everyone was relieved and agreed to go with him. Every day, the crane would take one animal at a time to a secluded spot and eat them. But one day, it was a clever crab's turn. As they flew over the place where the crane had eaten all the other animals, the crab saw piles of fish bones and got suspicious. "Where's the lake?" the crab asked. "There is no lake. I'm going to eat you too," the crane confessed. Quick-thinking, the crab grabbed the cr...

  The Peacock and The Crane    In a whimsical tale for kids, discover the wisdom of valuing usefulness over beauty. Let's get into the story. Once, there lived a peacock near a lake.  He had beautiful feathers that he admired.  One day, a crane came to stay near the lake.   The peacock said, "I am glad to welcome you."  And, the peacock spread its feathers.  The colourful feathers looked beautiful in the bright sunlight.   The colours were reflected in the water of the lake and looked very attractive.  The proud peacock said, "Look at my feathers.  They are so beautiful and special.  Far more beautiful than yours." The crane understood the tone.  He said, "Whatever I have, I can fly with it.  Yours beauty is useless because your feathers don't help you fly."  The remark put the peacock in his place and gave him a lesson in humility.   The moral of the story:  It is better to be useful than to ...

The Hungry Fox Embark on a thrilling adventure with a hungry fox and learn a valuable lesson about trust in this cautionary tale for kids. One sunny day, Felix came across a picnic in the forest. The aroma of delicious food filled the air, making Felix's stomach growl even louder. Without hesitation, he approached the picnic site. The animals at the picnic welcomed Felix with open arms, offering him tasty treats and inviting him to join their feast. Felix happily accepted their hospitality, all the while scheming in his sly fox mind. As the picnic went on, Felix pretended to enjoy the company and the food. But when nobody was looking, he swiftly grabbed the best bits of food and dashed away into the forest. The animals were shocked and saddened by Felix's deceit. They realized they had been tricked by the hungry fox. From that day on, the animals learned to be cautious and not trust everyone they meet, especially clever ones like Felix. And Felix, well, he continued his search ...

The True Friend True friendship is a treasure, enriching our lives with joy, companionship, and an unspoken connection that transcends distance and time.  Come on kids, let's get into the story. Once upon a time, in a big forest, there were two colorful parrots named Polly and Pete. They lived happily in a tall tree. Nearby, in a snug hole, lived an old snake named Sly. Sly was clever but not very strong. Every day, Polly and Pete flew around the forest, finding delicious fruits and seeds. They always saved some for their friend Sly. Sly couldn't fly like them, so he stayed in his cozy hole. One bright day, while the parrots were enjoying their snacks, a big vulture started circling above them. Nearby, a hunter quietly aimed an arrow at Polly. He wanted to catch her for his dinner! Sly saw the danger right away. He knew he had to help his friends. With a quick strike, Sly bit the hunter's foot. The hunter got scared and missed his aim. The arrow flew past Polly and ...

The Arab and the Camel This story is about "A humorous tale of responsibility and adaptability unfolds as a camel and his master prepare for a desert journey." Let's get into the story. Once upon a time, a man was getting ready for a big journey across the Arabian Desert. He packed and packed until he thought he had everything he needed. Then, he loaded all of his stuff onto the camel's back. The camel, feeling the weight of everything, looked at his master with a curious expression. "Hey, boss," said the camel in a funny voice, "Do you think there's a way we can go on this trip without all this stuff? My back is feeling a little heavy these days, you know!" The man looked surprised but chuckled at the camel's joke. "Oh, dear camel," he said with a smile, "I wish it were that easy!" The camel, trying to lighten the mood even more, quipped, "Well, if we must carry it all, can we at least bring along some snacks...

A Precious Life "Life is a treasure full of love, laughter, and learning!" Come on, let's get into the story.     Once upon a time, in a beautiful forest, there lived a little squirrel named Sammy. Sammy was always curious and loved exploring new places in the forest. One sunny day, while playing near a big oak tree, Sammy heard a faint cry for help.   Following the sound, Sammy found a baby bird who had fallen from its nest. Without wasting a moment, Sammy carefully picked up the baby bird in his tiny paws and climbed up the tree to return it to its nest. As Sammy reached the nest, the mother bird chirped happily, thanking Sammy for saving her baby. From that day on, Sammy and the bird family became good friends. They would play together and share delicious nuts and berries.   One day, a big storm hit the forest, and Sammy noticed that the bird family's nest was about to fall. Remembering how the birds helped him once, Sammy quickly gathered some leaves and branches...